AgentCairn memory server

AgentCairn gives your AI helper a memory that lasts. It saves useful facts as plain Markdown notes in a folder on your computer, and later it can look those notes up when you ask. It is handy if you use a coding assistant and keep repeating the same project details over and over.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI something worth keeping, like a project fact or a decision you made. The AI uses this helper to write a Markdown note into a folder and add it to a searchable index. Later, when you ask a question, the AI searches that index and pulls back only the few notes that matter. You see the answer in the chat, with a link back to the note it came from. Everything is stored as plain text files you can open and edit yourself.

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What you can do with it

• Save a durable fact so your AI remembers it next time
• Ask your AI to recall how you solved a problem before
• Keep one shared memory across different coding assistants
• Read and edit the memory notes yourself in any text editor
• Rebuild the search index if it ever gets out of sync
• Import notes from Claude Code's own memory into the shared vault
• See a rough estimate of how much context the memory saved

Try asking your AI

• “Remember this durable fact: staging deploys use blue-green.”
• “Recall the staging deploy strategy.”
• “How did we fix the auth bug last month?”
• “What do you know about this project's database setup?”

What it gives back to you

You get an answer in the chat, usually a short summary of the relevant notes. Each result comes with a link back to the Markdown file it came from, plus which project it belongs to and whether it is still current. When you save something, you get a short confirmation that the note was written and indexed.

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Who it's for

Developers and anyone who uses a coding assistant daily and is tired of repeating the same project context.